Editorial urges Cambridge Democrats to choose eleven capable aldermen
The piece praises a diverse slate of Democratic aldermanic candidates in Cambridge, arguing for seasoned loyalists, proven public servants, and eager newcomers. It urges Democrats to use sound judgment and assemble a strong eleven that will honor the party and city.
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Democratic Party
Democrats OF Cambridge
Senator Macleod Loss Marks Democratic Setback in Cambridge
The prefeat of Senator Macleod last Tuesday dealt a bitter loss to the Democratic party and Cambridge residents. Despite a meteoric rise, district gerrymandering by the Republican Legislature and a third candidate reduced his margin, though analysis shows he led his party by over a thousand votes.
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Macleod
Cambridge
Massachusetts Senate
State Election Lesson For Democrats In Shift To Radicalism
The state election shows Democrats must embrace a radical policy to regain power. It recalls the Parker Roosevelt contest of 1904 and warns Massachusetts toward a progressive yet tempered approach. The piece urges unity for Bryan’s leadership as the party moves beyond tradition toward the demands of the people.
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Party of the People
Judge Parker
Roosevelt
Massachusetts
Ienry M. Whitney
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Napoleon
Hopeful outlook in Democratic mayoralty race
The three Democratic hopefuls Aylward Coveney and Flynn have organized their campaigns and expect a cordial caucus contest. Each has met with us and pledged friendship to the others and support if nominated. The contests should be clean and united for December election.
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Aylward
Coveney
Flynn
Beulah's Engagement Love Triangle Unfolds in Wealthy Hoarded Life
Ned Fackerel, newly rich, falls for Beulah Waring as he serves as secretary to Hobson. Beulah, engaged to Hobson, faces conflict when Fackerel reveals deep love and Beulah admits she has never cared for anyone before. The judge Delmas approves but Beulah’s future hangs on choice.
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Fackerel
Ackerel
Judge Delmas
Hobson
Delmas
Ned Fackerel
Tie
Iobson
Probsoul
Fackere
Beulah Waring
Beulah
Ackarel
Mr. Fackerel
Miss Waring
Robert
Packerel
Blowing Well Near Ray Mondville Texas County Mo
A blowing well on a hill near Ray mondville Missouri drilled in 1899 to 187 feet struck soft water at the bottom and rose seven feet. When dry, strong northern winds blow air from the pipe enough to blow the cap from the tubing. The area shows cavernous rocks and caverns in Ashley creek valley ten miles north.
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Raymondville
Texas County
Ashley Creek
Schoolcraft
Chicago News
Safe Deposit Secrets
A veteran detective muses that if New York safe deposit boxes could speak they would reveal stolen wealth hidden riches and long forgotten romances. He recalls a spinster with priceless old letters and photographs and a man who hid over 100000 in gilt edged securities in a deposit box.
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New York
Upper East Side
A Candid Hostess Keeps Sharp Tongue in 1848 70s Letters
A reminiscence from Mrs. Whitaker in Sicily and England 1848 70 recalls a biting remark attributed to Lady Shelley. She wrote to Miss Temple Bodewin saying her rooms were small and guests must be useful or ornamental, adding she was neither.
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Whitaker
Sicily
England
Shelley
Stewardship, Not Ownership Guides Rich and Poor alike
A sermon arguing wealth is held in trust, not owned, and urging all people to adopt stewardship. It contends that money, influence, and talents should be measured by heavenly justification, condemning material tyranny and urging honest test of how wealth is earned and shared.
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East End
London
Persecuting Not Prosecuting Corporations Warns Speaker
A speaker cautions against rapid anti corporate action claiming a popular uprising has led to persecutions rather than prosecutions. He predicts a cooler second view, urges sober judgment, warns against commercial monarchy, and calls on railroad and corporate leaders to live by brotherly love.
No Man Lives For Himself Alone By Cardinal Gibbons
Cardinal Gibbons urges charity as universal, urging that no man is self sufficient and society relies on mutual aid. He argues religion should inspire action beyond sect and nationality, calling everyone to help the suffering and be their brother's keeper.
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West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Manhattan
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